Organized in collaboration with the Regroupement Stratégique en Microsystèmes du Québec (ReSMiQ – Microsystems Strategic Cluster of Quebec), this workshop will bring together researchers, students, and industry professionals to explore the latest developments in microelectronics, microsystems, and sensor technologies. This one-day event will feature expert presentations, technical discussions, and a poster competition showcasing emerging research. Together, these activities w

We are excited to announce an upcoming full-day MDPI Subject Workshop, “Earth Observation for a Sustainable Planet: Integrating Big Data, AI, and the Geosciences,” to be held in Toronto this November! This workshop will gather researchers and professionals working across Earth observation, geosciences, and data-driven environmental science to examine how AI, big data, and Earth observation technologies are advancing sustainability and improving Earth system understanding. Fre

On 23 May 2026, MDPI Canada hosted their third North American subject workshop entitled “Crossing Boundaries: Transdisciplinarity in the Humanities.” This event brought together nearly 30 students and experts in the field of humanities to explore innovative, cross-disciplinary research shaping the future of the field. This meeting, held at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, located in downtown Toronto, provided a platform for in-depth scientific exchange. Our workshop host, S

This past 8 May 2026, MDPI Canada & USA welcomed over 40 researchers, clinicians, and oncology professionals to our Subject Workshop, “Cutting-Edge Advances in Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy: From Basic Science to Clinical Impact”, held at the HSC Conference Center in Los Angeles, California. As part of MDPI’s growing North American Subject Workshop series, our second subject workshop welcomed specialists from across academia and healthcare for a day of discussion center

On 14 March 2026, MDPI Canada hosted the first North American subject workshop entitled “Building Resilient Public Health Systems: Equity, One Health and Innovation for Population Well-Being”. This event brought together nearly fifty students and experts in the field of public health to discuss the latest research findings and current hot topics. This meeting was held at the Park Hyatt Toronto located in the university district and provided a platform for scientific exchange.

The study of the humanities increasingly engages with questions that cross traditional boundaries, exploring connections between different fields and approaches. Recognizing the potential of such transdisciplinary engagement, MDPI will host a full-day workshop titled, “Crossing Boundaries: Transdisciplinarity in the Humanities,” to convene humanities scholars and researchers to discuss how collaboration across areas of study can open new directions for inquiry and foster fres